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Re: [ULF-1] New and looking for examples...and forums
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- Member 72
- Date
- 2021-01-08 14:19 UTC-05:00
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- #0744
Hi Jon,
I agree your best bet is to join a local EAA Chapter and get with members who have experience building aircraft out of Member 60 (nature’s composite!). Our project is a group build with our Chapter 309’s members in Charlotte, NC. I never would have taken this project on without their help! Member 9 does not describe the Member 60 building techniques, as he assumes the builder knows those already. For details I recommend 2 books:
Worship Practice for Building and Repairing Wooden Gliders and Sailplanes by the Vintage Sailplane Association
EAA Aircraft Building Techniques- Member 60
compiled by Paul Poberezny and S. H. Schmid
These are my 2 bibles and refer to them often.
Yes, we do need an updated forum. Just need a computer savvy person to do it.
Best,
Member 72
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> On Jan 8, 2021, at 1:45 PM, Member 140 <[email]> wrote:
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> Thank you for the welcome. I have watched that video several time and it is an impressive build, but does not show the construction techniques. Did you make a photo log of the build for reference? I see that blue foam was used rather than sticks.
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> As I try reading thru the instructions, they leave many questions. The write up is sketchy and not clear as to what is being described. For this reason, I need to seek out the help of experienced builders. I have contacted my local EEA chapter about joining.
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> My other question is about a better forum platform for discussion? This message board is from last century. Even a Facebook page would be an improvement to communication. Has anyone suggested this before? Is there an interest in a more interactive forum? Curious minds want to know.
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> Jon
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> Sent from my iPhone
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>> On Jan 8, 2021, at 7:59 AM, Member 72 <[email]> wrote:
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>> Hi Jon,
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>> Welcome to the group! Yes, the ULF-1 is like building a 12” to 1 foot scale R/C glider. We have a completed airframe here in NC and it is fully described on the Experimental Aircraft Channel on Youtube. Google “Member 72 ULF-1” and it should come up.
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>> Good luck with your build.
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>> Best regards,
>> Member 67
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>> Sent from my iPhone
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>>>> On Jan 8, 2021, at 12:38 AM, Member 140 <[email]> wrote:
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>>> Hello members,
>>>
>>> I have recently acquired a set of ULF-1 plans and am making plans to start this project soon. I have built many RC planes over the years, but this will be a first at one with me sitting in it. As such, I want to build everything to spec. I am having a tough time with the build instructions. I feel as though they were written in German and run thru google translate.
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>>> I am very excited to have a group to discuss the build with, but I believe I read that the administrator no longer wishes to keep it running? Honestly, this type of forum is early internet, and archaic for modern communication.
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>>> Besides a ULF 1 group on Facebook, are there any discussion forums where users post their own messages and photos? Are there any member build logs available on the web?
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>>> I would like to here from other builders, but feel this message board doesn’t provide the interaction needed.
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>>> What do other members feel would be a good format for a discussion forum?
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>>> Sincerely,
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>>> Member 140
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>>> Sent from my iPhone
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